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2. The missing numbers from the set of coordinate pairs below are respectively {(-1, 5), (12, 18), (0, 6), (-3, 3), (4, 2), (2, 11)
a. 2 and -5
b. 24 and 66
c. 10 and 5
d. -2 and 17
e. -2 and 5


2. The missing numbers from the set of coordinate pairs below are respectively

{(-1, 5), (12, 18)

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